The Arizona sentinel., 1887-01-01

few days in Yuma this week.
 John H. Baker and family and V. Grant of Mohawk are in town.
 Supervisor D. NJ. Field arrived from Tacna yesterday.
 The new Board of Supervisors will meet on Monday morning and organize.
 Subscibe to your home paper and send it to your friends.
 If you want to purchase elegant Christ mas presents, at reasonable prices call on A. Frank.
 Felipe Amabisca arrived in town from Vulture, during the week, on visit to his family.
 MT. ]. Bidwen, the well known mining operator is in town and will go to Clip by steamer.
 Home made fruit cake, French bon-bons and artistic novelties at Jno. Gandolfo's s emporium.
 Hon. Samuel Purdy has moved his law office into the old Martin building, opposite the SENTINEL office.
 The l4th, session of the legislature of Arizona will begin on Monday, January lS, 1887.
 Kris Kringle's Kraft has arrived at Gan dolfo's mammoth stores, loaded down, with Christmas goods.
 Mrs. I. Levy and son of Clip. are in to VII. Judge Levy is also expected here in a few days.
 An insane Chinaman is in the county jail awaiting examination, before the Pro- bate Judge. Fresh Marshmallows, Chocolate creams, French bon-bons. and "sich like" fer sale at A, Franks popular establishment.
 Capt John Mellon of the Colorado Steam Navigation company has dislocated his left l shoulder.
 The Los Angeles Advocate has been re- ceived; the Advocate contains a great deal of spicy and original reading
 The flags at the Custom house and Court house are at half mast as token of mourn ing of the death of Hon. John A. Logan.
 The latest styles in tricot dress goods, bead trimmings, laces and imported woolens can be purchased from A. Frank.
 In the case of Chris, Homer vs. Antonio Contreras, Judge W. W. Porter, gave judge, ne.nt ;= ::Ycr et plaintiff
 Ehomas Rains two stamp quartz mill, is now in full Hast. The mill is being used for prospecting gold ore from the Gila City district.
 Premium fruit cake at Franks store. One hundred fruit cakes baked; twenty dollar piece in one of the cakes, cakes 40 cents per pound.
 4 new mining paper, the Miners Advo- cate, is new candidate for journalistic sup port. The reading matter is well selected and interesting
 Presbyterian Service will be held in the court house at p. m. Sunday school at ? p. m. every Sunday. Divine service in the penitentiary at 9:3O a. m.
 Wines from lovely France and sunny Italy; figs and dates from the orient;spices and fra grant herbs from the Indies, all can be pur- chased at GandolfO's stores.
 The Carga Nuchacho mines continue to prove profitable. It is reported the com pany are about to build 100 stamp mill, at an early day.
 Those subscribers of the SENTINEL in ar reArs will take notice, that unless an imme- diats settlement is made, their names will be withdrawn from the subscription list
 The thanks of the SENTINEL office are due John Gandolfo, for Christmas remem- brance, in the way of large and magnif. cent frait cake.
 O. F. Townsend has put down "driven pipe well" on his ranch near town and has struck az abundance of clear, sweet water.
 An impromptu dance was given at the Court house on Christmas night The at tendance was large and the baile a great sue cess.
 Mir Stephen Cerrero, the affable and eff cient manager of the Southern Pacific Hotel, treated the guests of his popular house tc an elegant dinner on Christmas day. Number of the Los Angeles "Spice Box is athand. The columns oi the Spice Box are full of humora and excellent literary mat. ter.
 The prisoners at the psnitentiary were given splendid dinner on Christmas day, by Supt. Gates. John Gandolfo and Judge Ira Mabbitt sent up three barrels of choice apples as present to the prisoners. A Captains Fortunate Discovery Capt. Coleman, schr Weymouth, plying l t-l-- A4l..4:. n;4u.,I N V boJ ha.r